8 November 2002

Today we publish the first of a series of interviews with some of the leading players in the search industry.

Over the coming weeks, we'll feature interviews with Cindy McCaffrey@Google, Danny Sullivan@Califia, Ralph Tegtmeier@Fantomaster, Jill Whalen@HighRankings and other industry professionals. We're looking to get a picture of where the search industry is at and where it's heading. Should be fun.

First up, we have an interview with Brett Tabke, the man behind the Webmasterworld Forums. Be sure to give Brett, or me, your feedback. It's always much appreciated :)

The search engine wars hot up in Japan. Google and Overture battle for position in Yahoo Japan.

And finally today, make the switch.

7 November 2002

Google sued over PageRank decrease. Danny Sullivan weighs in.

Paid listings may get boost at AltaVista. That man Sullivan again.

And finally today, one angry cat.

5 November 2002

Overture no longer showing bids on the SERPs.

BT Looksmart adds Wisenut to Search Directory Service.

(Obviously we've been hanging out at Webmasterworld today)

And finally today, the urban reflex.

4 November 2002

Lawyers criticise Google for "secret censorship".

Yahoo moves to PHP scripting. Open source movement applauds.

A little bird tells us that the Yahoo serps may be going through some more changes shortly. Watch closely.

And finally today, Microsoft purchases Australia. New Zealand thrown in for an extra $2.95.

1 November 2002

Update!

Is Google a threat to the web? The issue is now starting to prop up outside seo circles. Searchengineblog train-spotters will note that man Sullivan has his say.

Alltheweb skins gallery.

And finally today, Bush declares war on double standards.

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